27a, Heywood Road, Cinderford, GL14 2QT

This attractive three-bedroom home offers a wonderful combination of generous living accommodation, characterful interiors, far-reaching views and established gardens.

Arranged over two floors, the property provides two separate reception rooms, a well-equipped kitchen, ground-floor WC, three comfortable bedrooms and a family bathroom, while an attached garage and useful additional outbuildings provide excellent storage and practicality.

The market town of Cinderford provides a variety of amenities, including shops, a post office, supermarkets, a library, a health centre, the Forest of Dean hospital, a dentist, and a sports/leisure centre.

It also offers both primary and secondary education, along with regular bus services to Gloucester (approximately 14 miles away) and surrounding areas.

Entering the property, a welcoming central hallway connects the principal ground-floor rooms, with stairs rising to the first floor.

Natural light from the stairwell helps create a bright entrance, while there is space for useful hallway furniture and storage.

An attractive recessed alcove adds character, and a convenient WC is positioned close to the entrance, fitted with a toilet and wash hand basin and benefiting from its own window.

The living room is a particularly inviting reception space, with generous proportions allowing for a substantial sofa, armchairs and media furniture while retaining a comfortable sense of space.

A traditional fireplace creates an attractive focal point, while the large bay window draws plenty of natural light into the room.

The elevated position is a real feature here, with the window framing far-reaching views across neighbouring rooftops towards the surrounding countryside and woodland beyond.

Alongside is a separate dining room, providing an excellent space for family meals and entertaining.

There is ample room for a generous dining table and chairs together with additional seating, a sideboard or other occasional furniture.

A wide window keeps the room bright and provides a pleasant outlook, while an attractive arched recess adds further character.

Its versatile proportions mean the room could also work well as a second sitting room, playroom or combined dining and study space depending on individual requirements.

The kitchen is positioned conveniently off the hallway and is fitted with a smart range of grey Shaker-style cabinetry complemented by a solid beech block wood surface.

The arrangement provides a generous amount of storage and preparation space, with an integrated oven and hob alongside room for freestanding appliances.

A Belfast-style sink sits beneath the large window, bringing plenty of natural light across the work surfaces while providing an attractive outlook over the garden.

A particularly useful feature is the large walk-in pantry, providing excellent additional storage for food, kitchen appliances and everyday essentials.

From the hallway, the staircase rises to the first-floor landing, where all three bedrooms and the family bathroom are arranged.

The principal bedroom is a particularly generous double room with plenty of space for a large bed, wardrobes, drawers and further bedroom furniture.

Windows to two aspects allow excellent natural light into the room and give it an open, airy feel.

The larger window takes full advantage of the property's elevated setting, enjoying impressive views over the surrounding rooftops and towards stretches of countryside and woodland in the distance.

The second bedroom is another well-proportioned room, comfortably accommodating a double bed alongside substantial freestanding storage.

There is also sufficient room for a desk, making this an excellent option for an older child, guest bedroom or combined bedroom and workspace.

A wide window provides good natural light and whilst th natural timber wood floors add warmth.

Bedroom three is also a comfortable and versatile room, with space for a double bed and additional storage furniture.

Exposed timber floorboards add warmth and character, while the broad window enjoys a pleasant leafy outlook across mature greenery.

The proportions also make this an excellent choice for a dedicated home office, nursery or guest room if three permanent bedrooms are not required.

Completing the first floor is the family bathroom, fitted with a white suite comprising a panelled bath with shower over and glazed screen, WC and pedestal wash hand basin.

Neutral finishes and wood-effect flooring create a practical setting, while a large frosted window provides plenty of natural light while maintaining privacy.

The bathroom also benefits from underfloor heating, adding an extra touch of comfort.

Outside - The property benefits from off-road parking together with an attached garage, providing convenient parking and additional storage.

Established gardens wrap around the house, offering an attractive combination of lawn, mature planting and areas for sitting and entertaining.

To the front, a gated pathway leads through the garden towards the house, with mature hedging and planting creating a leafy approach and a good degree of screening from the road.

A paved terrace alongside the property provides a natural spot for a table and chairs, ideal for outdoor dining, summer barbecues or simply relaxing during the warmer months.

The surrounding lawn and established planting create an attractive backdrop, while the elevated position allows the wider outlook to be enjoyed from the garden as well as from inside the home.

To the rear is a further generous lawn bordered by established trees, shrubs and planting, providing plenty of usable outdoor space for children, pets or keen gardeners.

A particularly appealing addition is the approximately 10m² timber cabin, a separate building with windows and an electricity supply, currently used as a pottery workshop.

This versatile space lends itself to a variety of alternative uses, perhaps as a home gym, hobby or craft room, or workshop.

Separate from the timber cabin is a useful brick-built outbuilding, also benefiting from windows and electricity and currently housing pottery kilns.

Internally, the building is partitioned into two areas and has two separate doors, offering flexible space for workshop use, equipment or general storage.

A further small garden shed provides handy storage for a lawnmower and other gardening equipment.